Past Shows

Kim Murton is a ceramic artist working with low-fire terra cotta clay and colored slips.  Her colorful, cartoon-like pieces are influenced from pr...

“Exploring the origins of pottery making led me to the earliest work from China, Africa, Greece, and the Americas. I was humbled and inspired by th...

My new series of  clay figures are focused on a progression of ideas based on my childhood memories of  myth and fairy-tales. I feel those old stor...

“My life, as seen from space, is a dotted line that leads from a small town in Germany to art college in Stuttgart, on to London, where I earned an...

“My work is strongly influenced by architecture, both primitive and contemporary (i.e. the home, the Temple and the skyscraper). I base my wo...

Dennis Meiners works in stoneware. His surface drawings are made with a technique called Mishima, which involves drawing into the still-wet surface...

Kelly Neidig draws inspiration from prehistoric art representations of astronomical events, her favorite cartoons, and quantum physics. Her works r...

Jeanne Henry, a potter for 30 years, creates these clay reliefs to mirror her own photographs.  Each unique piece takes many days to unfold. After ...

Jennifer Forti is a ceramic artist who delights in the offbeat and quirky. All of her work is hand built clay sculpture with some elements of mixed...

Takemi Tsuruta’s fascination with weapons, Americana & religion dominate his hand built clay sculptures, creating a dynamic visual narrative. H...

Scot Cameron-Bell has aptly titled her show “Pots Bigger Than My Head.” She has deliberately gone big. “Every artist gets into a comfort zone with ...